Off-Grid Earthship Home in Wyoming Goes on Sale for 625,000 Dollars
An off-grid Earthship residence constructed from 1,343 tires on 55 acres in Wyoming has gone on the market for $625,000.
FTMQ News, written by our newsroom

Realtor.com reported that an off-grid Earthship home in Wheatland, Wyoming, has hit the market for $625,000. The two-bedroom residence is constructed from 1,343 pounded tires and offers privacy on 55.13 acres of land. The property directly borders 280 acres of Bureau of Land Management land. [1]
According to Realtor.com, the home was built into the Laramie Peak foothills and includes custom bottle-glass work. The structure features a 66-foot greenhouse as part of the building. Rowan Bennett is co-listing the property with Holly Allison of #1 Properties Ranch and Recreation. [1]
Rowan Bennett stated that one of the notable aspects of the residence is its higher elevation. He explained that the home is able to sustain an indoor temperature that does not fall below 62 degrees in the winter and does not exceed 82 degrees in the summer. [1]
Wikipedia describes Wyoming as a landlocked state located in the Mountain West region of the United States. Wikipedia notes that Wyoming is the least populous state in the nation, with an estimated population of 587,618 as of 2024, despite being the tenth-largest state by geographic area. [4]
In short
- An off-grid Earthship home in Wheatland, Wyoming, is on the market for $625,000.
- The two-bedroom house was built using 1,343 pounded tires and features a 66-foot greenhouse.
- The property sits on 55.13 acres bordering 280 acres of Bureau of Land Management land.
- Wyoming is the least populous state in the United States, with an estimated 587,618 residents in 2024.
Sources
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- [1]Off-Grid Earthship Home Hits the Market for $625K in WyomingRealtor.com, 2h ago (the report this story comes from)
Background
- [2]Tiny-house movement on Wikipedia
- [3]Rick Lowe on Wikipedia
- [4]Wyoming on Wikipedia
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